Cookie Policy

Effective Date: 01-OCT-2025

Synaesis websites use cookies to improve your browsing experience. This policy explains how cookies are used and how you can manage them.

This policy applies to all Synaesis websites, including:

This policy may be updated. Changes will be posted on this page. Continued use after updates means you accept the changes. By using Synaesis websites, you consent to the use of cookies in line with this policy.

  1. What Are Cookies
    Cookies are small data files stored on your browser by websites. They allow the server to identify and track your browser when you return. Cookies cannot read data from your device or access files. They help websites deliver more consistent and user-friendly experiences.
  2. Why We Use Cookies
    Cookies help us understand how you interact with our content and improve website performance.

Synaesis uses the following types of cookies:

  • Session Cookies
    • Expire when the browser is closed
    • Support functions like keeping items in a basket during a session

       

  • Persistent Cookies
    • Remain after the browser is closed
    • Store login details or preferences for future visits
    • Deleted automatically after six months in line with legal requirements

       

  • Third-Party Cookies
    • Set by external organizations to provide services
    • Examples:
      • Google cookies for analytics
      • Adobe Flash Player cookies for video delivery
      • Advertising cookies to personalize ads

         

  • Secure Cookies
    • Transmitted only over encrypted connections
    • Reduce the risk of theft during transmission

       

  • HttpOnly Cookies
    • Cannot be accessed by client-side scripts
    • Protect against cross-site scripting attacks

       

  • SameSite Cookies
    • Sent only in requests originating from the same domain
    • Reduce cross-site request forgery risks

       

  • Zombie Cookies
    • Recreated automatically if deleted
    • Stored in multiple client-side or server-side locations
    • Used for persistent identification

       

  1. Refusing Cookies
    You can refuse or block cookies using your browser settings.

Instructions for common browsers:

  • Internet Explorer
    • Tools → Internet Options → Privacy → Block all cookies
  • Chrome
    • Settings → Advanced settings → Privacy → Cookies
  • Firefox
    • Tools → Options → Privacy → Adjust cookie settings

Blocking cookies may affect website usability. Personalization and certain functions may not work properly if cookies are disabled.

 

  1. Contact
    For questions about this Cookie Policy, contact:
    Email: [email protected]
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